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Our department serves Cairn's campus by protecting the people and property of the university.

01/09/2024

Flood warning for our area until tomorrow — Stay safe! Remember, we are on call if you need us!!! 🚓🚨⛈

12/15/2023

Big Announcement from the OSS Holiday Party!!🎄🥇🎉🎊

Director James Richardson and the OSS leadership put together a wonderful night for the whole team to celebrate Christmas and the end of the semester! He was proud to promote Cpl. Chris Amberge to Lieutenant, and Pt. Ethan Wambold to Corporal! 🫡

These two gentlemen have earned the University's special trust and confidence because of their leadership skills, integrity, valor, and professionalism. Join us in celebrating their achievement! 👏👏👏

09/29/2023

... That's out of 6000 Colleges! 😎 REPORT LINK BELOW!

Thanks for being a great campus! Enjoy a very safe Homecoming!! 🥳

Read the Report Here 👇🤯📄

https://cairn.edu/documents/2023/09/annual-campus-security-report.pdf/

09/14/2023

The OSS is going green! 🤑 Like their less popular sibling, "Commendations" are tickets the Office of Safety and Security will give you according to your behavior. However, these are rewards for those who exemplify Cairn's Safety values, or to anyone for just being a stand-up student! If you happen to get one, it's our way of saying thank you! (Oh, and did we mention, they are worth 5$ at the Highlands Café?! ☕💵 ). Spread the word, as we will be rolling these out this month!!!

09/11/2023

Pause and remember the lives lost, and continuing to be lost from disease, this Patriots' Day. Join us in praying for them and their families. 🇺🇸💜🫡😢🙏

We asked our leaders, Director Cornetto and Assistant Director Richardson what they remember on 9/11/2001.

"On that day, we as a nation realized what was truly important. All our societal differences evaporated when we were all just Americans fighting for our lives. What was important before 9/11 was so, no longer. It was more important to be unified to protect ourselves. On that day, our nation united immediately. It was awe-inspiring.

If you were born after 9-11, you can't experience the impact of what it was like at the time. However, you can make the effort to learn about it, understand it, and never let be forgotten." - Kevin Cornetto

"I was deployed in Germany in September 2001, for the Army. We were conducting radio training on Tuesday, the 11th. I led a team to set up antennas at elevated midpoints, which would relay messages to the frontlines. About halfway through the 8-hour regiment, the radios fell silent. That never happens...." James Richardson

Follow us on instagram to see their full interviews on our story.

09/04/2023

🙏🇺🇸We want to take a moment and appreciate the workers in our lives, who show up each day to make a difference in the world. We especially want to thank our community's frontline and essential workers, who never "take a day off". We understand what it means to work around the clock! 🕰 👮‍♂️ Our goal for every shift is that you never need to worry about safety while here at Cairn; even on the holidays! We also want to thank the amazing staff and faculty at our University who came to work today! (Shout out to all the profs!👏👩‍🏫) God bless you, and have a Happy Labor Day!🎆

08/31/2023

We are both honored and greatly saddened to bid farewell to Lt. Adam Boyd from the OSS team. He has been faithfully serving our campus over the past year as our overnight supervisor. Now, he will be moving on to a new role in Security elsewhere. This however is not goodbye! Keep your eyes out for him on our social media and on campus. He might just be back for some of our safety classes (More info to come soon!). If you see him, make sure to join us in telling him "Thank you!" 🫡 💙

08/27/2023

Let me introduce to you to our fearless leader, Kevin Cornetto! 🫡 👮‍♂️ He joined the team in 2010, as the assistant director, and has since become Cairn’s director of security in 2022. However, his journey in law enforcement began much earlier — in 1977! He started out on mobile foot patrols at the age of 19! Summed up, that’s 33 years in law enforcement and 13 years at Cairn! He was honored to serve on the Franklin Township police force, also working for their presidential security detail, when Presidents Ronald Regan, George H.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton visited! Despite his impressive tenure, his favorite part of the job really hasn’t changed: it’s working with the students! Kevin can communicate in American Sign Language and Spanish, both of which have come in handy in work and in ministry. Some of his greatest experiences were during two mission trips to Costa Rica. Kevin also enjoys hiking with his loving wife Kathy of 41 years, reading science fiction, and watching British television. He admires the person and works of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and loves listening to Dr. Erwin Lutzer of Moody Church. Not only has he worked in Leadership for the OSS, but he has also served as deacon, elder, and Sunday school teacher at his home church. 🚓 🏖 👽 🙏

08/25/2023

Move in day at Heritage! 🚦🚗🧳🦺 Our Director, (Kevin Cornetto) and the team had a fun time helping manage the flow of traffic down at the dorm. Shout out to the RAs, Ashley and Grace, for their help!

(P.S. be on the look out for a "Meet Kevin" post tomorrow!...🤫)

08/24/2023

The Office of Safety and Security is honored and excited to welcome the freshmen class of '23 to our campus! Looking forward to seeing what the Lord will do in your lives over the next few years! 🥳 🏫👏

Address

708 S. Pine Street
Langhorne, PA
19047

Telephone

+12157024350

Website

https://cairn.edu/safety/

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